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Title:Staffordshire Chickens   -   Visit Staffordshire Chickens
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We are a small family run supplier of poultry and poultry supplies. We are DEFRA registered and all of our birds are supplied fully vaccinated, from point of lay and onwards. We also provide a large range of Coop''s to suit most needs. Our Chickens include, Warren, Amber Link, White leghorn, Rock, Sussex Ranger, Speckledy, and Blue Ranger

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Category:Breeders: Poultry: Midlands
Site Owner:Gail Potts
Address:Newcastle road
City:Eccleshall
County:Staffordshire,UK
Postal Code:ST21 6LU
Phone Number:07748 635116
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Guest:2011-02-01 14:34:55
Had 4 hens off staffordshire chickens they were of an excellent standard. Richard and Gail were very helpful and knowledgeable, I would strongly recomend them we also bought a coop off them and it seems to be of a very high standard and should last us a lifetime.
Guest:2011-02-10 05:52:42
thanks for the girls they are great the kids love them ,we had 2 eggs today. wow many thanks wendy and mike
Guest:2011-04-26 11:52:23
Do ye have a website?? I would like to invest in a good qualitly coop!! Thanks Sophie
Guest:2011-06-15 03:56:32
thanks for the chucks they are doing well and the eggs are brill. regards jeff and sue
Guest:2011-11-15 04:43:16
hi richard and gail just to say thanks for your help on sunday.our six hens are fab. also your place is so clean and it was nice that the bids are free range and not kept in like alot of dirty places we had a look at before coming to you.cheers tom and joe parker
Guest:2012-03-18 17:55:02
hello. thank you for looking after our chickens when we were on our holiday. brill service and very nice and helpfull people hard to find these days. 5 star hotel. mr and mrs lowe. will give you our next date asap

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